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How Do I?
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Skins?
As in... let's say you have a new skin for a Paladin... and you want your new skin to show on him instead of his normal one.
Open WorldEdit, press F12 to open the import manager.
File -> Import -> (name of your skin) -> hit ok.
Then, change the name of the skin to the name of the normal Paladin skin (this should overwrite the original skin).
If, how ever you have a model and a skin that you wanna import then hit F12 ->Import File ->(Import the skin and the model that you want) -> Double Click the file you just imported, click custom path remove the "war3..../" from the file so you have B(modelname).mdx and (modeltexture).blp
Then simply go to the unit you want to have the skin, click 'model' go to Custom and it should be there.
(lol... this may be all wrong ><; Im new to it myself)
As in... let's say you have a new skin for a Paladin... and you want your new skin to show on him instead of his normal one.
Open WorldEdit, press F12 to open the import manager.
File -> Import -> (name of your skin) -> hit ok.
Then, change the name of the skin to the name of the normal Paladin skin (this should overwrite the original skin).
If, how ever you have a model and a skin that you wanna import then hit F12 ->Import File ->(Import the skin and the model that you want) -> Double Click the file you just imported, click custom path remove the "war3..../" from the file so you have B(modelname).mdx and (modeltexture).blp
Then simply go to the unit you want to have the skin, click 'model' go to Custom and it should be there.
(lol... this may be all wrong ><; Im new to it myself)
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Open Worldeditor, import your skin and set path of skin to the path of the original skin. But u need to know what type of model is that skin for !
For example: nerubian
http://hiveworkshop.com/resources_new/skins/10/
This is reskinned type of nerubian model but u cant just import it and believe it will work. U need to overwrite original for this reskinned model, so u have to set path of that skin to path of original model skin, for nerubian is this path
units\Undead\CryptFiend\
When u do this save your map, close it and load it again.....now nerubian model should be reskinned. This work for me.
Srry for my bad english
For example: nerubian
http://hiveworkshop.com/resources_new/skins/10/
This is reskinned type of nerubian model but u cant just import it and believe it will work. U need to overwrite original for this reskinned model, so u have to set path of that skin to path of original model skin, for nerubian is this path
units\Undead\CryptFiend\
When u do this save your map, close it and load it again.....now nerubian model should be reskinned. This work for me.
Srry for my bad english
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